24 hours in pictures

Port-au-Prince, Haiti: Collapsed houses destroyed by the earthquake are seen on a hill.
Photograph: Ariana Cubillos/AP

Cali, Colombia: A pink flamingo (Phoenicopterus ruber) looks at one of the 10 eggs waiting to hatch at the city zoo.
Photograph: Luis Robayo/AFP

Buenos Aires, Argentina: A woman crosses a street during heavy rain.
Photograph: Juan Mabromata/AFP

London, England: A woman poses with Jasper Johns's Flag, and Femme et Filettes (Woman and Children) by Pablo Picasso, both part of late-author Michael Crichton's collection on display at Christie's.
Photograph: Tim Ireland/PA

Athens, Greece: Greek surveyors work above the pediment of the ancient Parthenon temple on the Acropolis.
Photograph: Thanassis Stavrakis/AP

Wootton Bassett, England: Mourners weep as hearses carrying the coffins of two British soldiers are driven through the streets.
Photograph: Toby Melville/Reuters

Washington, USA: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton praises the diplomatic efforts by British and Irish leaders to resolve long-standing governing conflicts in Northern Ireland.
Photograph: J Scott Applewhite/AP

Srinagar, Kashmir: A neighbour of Zahid Farooq, the teenager shot dead by Indian security forces on Friday, mourns as his funeral procession passes by.
Photograph: Daniel Berehulak/Getty

London, England: Model Vanessa Peroncel listens as publicist Max Clifford reads a statement on her behalf about her relationship with former England captain John Terry.
Photograph: Tim Ireland/PA

Karbala, Iraq: Muslim pilgrims gather to mark the mourning day of Arbaeen in the Iraqi holy city.
Photograph: Mohammed Sawaf/AFP

Paihia, New Zealand: People gather on the Treaty Grounds for the dawn service during Waitangi Day, celebrating the British Empire's guarantee of rights to the Maori people in 1840.
Photograph: Phil Walter/Getty

Port-au-Prince, Haiti: A street seller, right, discusses the high price of clothing with a customer.
Photograph: Rodrigo Abd/AP

Lahore, Pakistan: Pakistani men play snooker in a club.
Photograph: Behrouz Mehri/AFP

Nagoya, Japan: Toyota Motor Corp President Akio Toyoda bows at a news conference after apologising for a massive global recall that has tarnished the reputation of the world's largest car maker.
Photograph: Kim Kyung-hoon/Reuters